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gebalten.
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antiprobibitionitii6en @recutib : auss
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pel6er II Counties umfabt, bat bic
Organization bes Sifritts polenbet,
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8ieBereieT Der Welt alsrei6en Diiroe,
unb giien BON tpeit befierer Seidahen'
belt als bas BON penniplpania unb
alabama.
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liden Shat abbielt.
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ner nit 6rdulein Gina WeinboIb itatt.
Na6 Solenbung Der Srauuussfeier'
li9teit Dereiniste elm %iolennes So9Seiiss
mabl bic Sablrei6en 8dife, bieb bel Spiel
unb San3 unb Be1erflang biz gum fri.
ben Morger beiiammen blieben.
= ginen re9t gemitbii6en M6enb
peranitaItete Der v2iebertrana" ieinen
@diten am Sountag i'm Mifionss@ar
ten. Ser 8erein iang mebrere 2ieber.
es tpurbea Suette urb Solos porgetra.
gen unb ales fiel CUR 3ufriebenbeii
bes Nuoitoriums aus. Die 8ebienuna
mar, ME ni6t auoers 81 %ertuarteu
prompt unb gefdaig.
= Ser 8rdberi9miidungstag murbe
bur6 cine proseifon Der Ser. ST.
Sruppen, oes Orb poften Der q. u.
Or. unb OelesatiOnen Der Geuerwebr
gefeiert. gluf benz Gir9bof bieH Sou.
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blieben ole Banter geidloHen:
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nab ieiuer 8oQenbung ni9t Hur Der
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CUR 3ierbe gereihen pirb. Wir baben
bas Bib Serrn 6. 8. Miiler iibergea
ben. in befen S9aufenfer es CUR alge'
meineu 8eurtbeiIung ausgefiellt iein
ipirb.
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Wuuocrbarc Hettuna.

Der sIpotbetcr gs. ~. ReeO bon @inGeisr,
Suo., i9reibt: Sine meinsr aunben, 0ouiia
gife. 8artonia, RanboIpb @ountb, Snb., lit
felt LANCER 3eit an gus;ebruus unb mar bon
ibren aersteu auigsscbeu porbeu. Sic borte
bon Or. Sings Nsip DISCOVERY se9en GusSeb.
rlue uno faufte 6as WittsI bel mir. Na6 6
Wlonateu fam ie 3u 6ub mad unierer Stabt,
cine Gntfernnns bon 6 Meilen, unb If iett 70
peit bergeitellt oab ie Den @ebraud bes Wit'
tells ciugeitellt bat. Sic berbanft OsmieIben ibr
2eben.
grobsTai9en gratis in Der slpotbefe bon U
Sreib.
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Reffefe feftt Qcben.

Serr .. 6. @iIeoxion bon Sorie @abe, ab.
beri9tet, baB ct biele Sabre an Ybtbiiis nnb
Sarnfraatbeit lit. Die edmerssn tuareu su.
ipciIen uuertrdsIi& unb beruria6ten ibm aram.
pfc. CT Uerfudte electric Bitter unb fGon mad
Der erien Glai6e ipiirte ct 8eferuns uno nad'
BEN er 8 6IafGsn senommen bate, mar er CANT
lid gebeiIt unS getuauu Is Yfunb on Gleifd.
CT bebauptet, bab er ~seforben mare, bate er
ni9t electric Bitter aebrau9t. gu baben, so
Gents bic Glaf9t bel u. Dreis.
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aus Borne, Reus8 raunfefs, Sbornbil,
unb 2odout Balep e%insefuuoen. Iu6
bic vSdgerluft" uabm baran She'll. SIN
@anaei1 beparben fi9 Sc actiDe S9is
BEN UNI bic preiie. Sas Heiultat 1T
folgenbes:
L. preis: @. Iltmann, Ballard &ife;
2. .. 5orfe, 81. Br1s., 8or=
IegemeHer u. ISABEL;
8. . Dams Sesener. SiIbers
4. 6. p @esnsl, eilber.eoHor;
5. 60. DreiB, parlortii6;
6. l.. @. M~ittenborf, Sbornbil,
8euebr;
4. 8. Crime, Neu graunfels,
S6aufelifubl;
8. . Or. u. 9erf, 8utter6Ofe;
8. %. 8idel, Borne, Stanb'
ubr;
10. 8. Soldier, WaferHai6e
u. Gldfer;
IL. 8. glmenoorf, ] SuBenb
iIberne 26Hel;
IL. g.Sof9, Patr0nenf6Q6tel;
10. U. Sartor &o6eter2ampe;
IA. .. Mi9eIion, p6deIbiGie;
Is. i. SGol, Neu Braunfels,
Gif6Seug;
16. Gb. @ltmann, Waferfiiblsr;
II. Sobn Muidaa, See Cream
Gerpice;
Is. y gus. S9ul3. 9.8raunfeIs,
Nlarmubr;
10. ~ 90. Gergufon, B6rne, Sill
berbe1er;
20. y 8. Mittenborf, 3bornbia,
Sdngematte;
81. Nb. EreiB, @isarrenfanb;
20. y s. 3. pfeuffet, q. 8rfis.,
l 9uBo. @ahergldier.
SpesielIe preife fir San
Antonio.
s. 9anse. S9iibentonis-1 Doll.
@olbfid;
6. Wtrner, 3~peitbeiter S6uB-$5
@pIofiid;
5enrp e6dfer, b%rittbefter S5ub-
Hdbforb.
SpesieIIe preife fir 8dite:
Or. Bra6t, Nsu grfls., better Gem
trumidub : Jlinte (seseben BON 6.
Groos),
8. MenoIer, 86rne. 5tusitbefter
S6uB-Silberner Siertrug (gegeben
bon u. Sartor);
M. ubr. 2odout 9anep. orltibefier
S6ub = l SAB BUILDER (gsgeben bon
6. 9ummel;
iSrib RummeI. f6le6teiier SdiBe-
erbielf bic s1ibenlieielsS deibe.
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scr san Nebru eprimas aearf

1T Der Waafabrtsort Der San Intorie,
unb aIsr 8eiu6er Der alamo'S taot
UNI Der Sibe su eutiieben uno fid in
fibIen S9atten gu ergeben. Ser Bar
bat in 6oIse feiner Sage gu ieoer Sa'
ges3eit cine belebenbe JrifGe unb Ta'
milien tpanbern bdufg sum pripats
Bicnic binaus, ebenio tpie 8ereine unb
&eielidaften bier ibre Jeite feiern. Se'
BEN Sag freie Wufit. ollie Grfrii9un'
gen tpie Bier, 2imonabe. Wein. Wbis'
len &c. finb in better Qualitdt gu bdben.
2 ,5-5Mt s. Scribe, Pd6ter.
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SabreszS M lnng
Der slttipndre Der
LONE STAR BREWING Comply

Die idbrliGe 8eriammlung Der ats
tiondre Der Gone Star 8reming @oms
panp tpirb am Samffag ben 4. SUM
1887 3mii9en 10 ubr 8ormittag unb
2 ubr Na6mittas in Der Office Der
8eieli1aft gum 3mede Der grpdblung
bon fiebert Sirettoren fir bas Jisfal.
iabr bonn l. Sum- 1887 biz l. Suni
1883, ~abgebalten tuerben.
SEQ. $. 9aIteper, s.. 8. 3ampmanrI,
6efretdr. prdi5ent.
San Nntonio, 20. Mai 1887.
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SNaiiertbreuaet init gmlamhen.

perionen. peI6e fid beim Wafer'
iprengen Der S9Idu4e beoienen pola
lens finb eriu6t. fi9 in uHierer Office
bic n0tbise 2isens auf elm Sabr-am
l. Moi beginnenb = gu peri9afen, ba
fir fol6en Wahersebrau6 cine Spe'
sialrate bere9net miro. Wer oieier
auforberuns ni6t na6tommt uub bic
porgeidriebenen 8ebinguugen nidt ers
fant, Iduft 6efabr. baB ibm bic Waf=
ier3ufubr absei6nitten pirb.
9te SSafertpcrf 1umpa8nic.
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pa5- @obin Sbr geben m6et. Irogt
nod Some star Bier. Sanelbe
1T Der 8eiunbbeit boppelt sutrdgli9:
es erfrif9t unb ftdrtt.
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sas- Bel Yaneoat 6 Sobn
finb quite 9erreufleiber geraoeiO bll'
Zig, tuie irgenhtpo in Der Staot.
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mirb elm Rnabe i'm utter BON ID 16
Sabren. Wa6sufrageH in Der Office
Der u6reien Preie".
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BaSOas 2oneStar pWiener"
Bier iibertrifft an Site unb Neinbeit
ale anberen Bierel
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sas- 4erste empfeblen Grauen, 6ins
bern unb ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dos Gone
Star select" Glaf6enbier.
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saT Strobbiite e, Sommeran3ligt
&c. bel paneoa # & SObn.
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sas- Na9 bes Sases Sat unb 6ibe
elm 8las Gone Star Sieri Seoer
Saloon fiibrt es.
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= 100000 SrIdnber Iino felt 81
Sabren ausgepanbert.
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Slngltngena Wdnnern
Mrs
St6ere Seiltan9 8%aramttrt.

Die f9redIiden BoIsen Der SussnOfinben,
@eidle9tsfdpdde berarfadsnb, poburd Self
un6 a6rper rninirt per6en, permanent 9es
belt. Seriflopfsn, S9i9ternhsit Saamen.
abiinb. @ebddtnieldndde, gerluR Der Gner.
ale, sbneigune sesen @efeIfdaft unb Melan.
dole griinbIi9 furtrt. 8erbeiratbete Mdnner,
oberfoIdje, bic fid rsrbeiratben ipoIlsn, bic in
GoIge bon Snbistietion in Der Susenb on &C.
i9Isdts. unb Nerbeuldpdde Isioen, rerben
grin6Iid turirt. aeine MiueraIien eingese.
ben. Suuee Widnner, bic lire Belt nit unfdbi.
gen 9euten berI6penbet unh fiA baburd arant
beiten hes Ropfes, Der sale, bes Salfes, Der
9sber, 2unsen, einseiueioe unh bes Masens
sugesosen baben, perben fdnsa furirt. East
Sud ui@t bur@ faIfAes S9ameefibI abbaIten,
fofnrf
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Sd1iuadJe M1tt1ter,

pcIde ibre bolle @annestraft unb GIaiii3itai
bes Settles pieoer III e~rIaneen piinfden, erbal.
ten unentseltIi9 s%lustunft iiber elm neues
SeiIberfabren, psldes iid bis iest in
jebem einseIaen Sale s~Ianseuo beDdbrt bat.
BebaubIuns sbeuio einfad ME biuis. Sober
lein eiaener gr,t. Bun nebf auipeifuns sur
SeiIuns gratis. Wan aSreifre: 9riDate
Gliuic s S~iSpenfarD, 15 g. Sous
fton ctr, Nstr Yorf, ". ..
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sG- 9as Gone Star 3eg Bier
1T bas b Il e | m Martti
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0lSir empieblen ben eefern Der vGrsis greFeA
~ Germ 3. M. emeron, SupeIisr,
Rauimann unb pfanbleiber. Or b~ertauft nb.
rem ~ 2-s4 Dollars. Wanbubren bon : loo
aufpdrts, nit @arantis. Bel Gmerfnn fanu
man n~utbriueenb GeIb erbaIten ober iubeitiren.
Seine aunben biireen bafir.
@arum buusris unb ;erIumpt berumlaufen,
ptnn man bel Gmerlon cine Yiffole fur $1.50
betemmen tann.s
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s6- geffe Semoen fir 81 bel q q rs
Sobn. nnteraeugl uns
teraeuq.
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G Oh Il b c n It.

Gum idbrli6en preisidieBen beg bies
figen S6iBenpereins botten fi9 @dfe
aus Borne, ReusB raunfels, $bornbia,
unb 2odout Balep e%ingefunoen. Iud
bic vSdgerluff" uabm baran She'll. SIN
@anaert beparben fi9 Sc actipe S6iis
BEN I'm, bic preiie. Das 9eiultat III
folgenbes:
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S6mttt< unb MDbe Waarem

5u b%sfaien. I'm nun unisren Yorraib bon 9erreu. uno
i4nel as mSsli4 aus3upertaufem, werbsn mir p
p~reiien lOsi6lasen. Die Yreiie wsrben BON
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Negro Lvncbed in Kansas.

LEAyENwoRTH, Kan, Jan. 3l.-Thursday
evening in the western part Of Delaware
township, this county, the 12-year- old daugu-
ter of Mr.. Starnes did not return as usual
from school Mr.. Starnes organized seach
party and late in the night the party discov-
cred the child insensible, her clothing torn
and disordered, and her collar-bone broken.
The girl after having been revived related q
terrible story, that while on her way home. a
burly colored man seized her and carried out
his design by brute force She gave fair
description Of the fiend and determined
posse Of citizens was Immediately organized
and started in pursuit. Early Friday morn
ing the posse captured negro answering
the girls description. He was taken to Mr.
Starne's residence and was at once recognized
by the girl. A rope was procured, and with
out further parley, he was strung up to the
crossarm Of a telegraph pole There are
faint hopes of the girls recovery.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
VIII Release the Vessels.

MONTREAL, Can, Jan. S1.-The Canadian
COVE rnment has decided to release the Amer
lean fishing sch ooners Jeannette and Maggie
Mitchell, seized by the cruiser Middleton at
st. Andrews, N. B., a few week ago on the
payment Of ESQ and 800 respectively. The
charge was for an infraction OF customs and
fisheries regulations. The government, in
making this ammo uncement states that the
two vessels are of number that have OBJ
tanned Canad ian certificates of registry, but
are owned either wholly or in parts by citi-
zsns Of the United States residing at East
port, Me- The Americans thought that be-
cause they had the Canadian registry they
were entitled to all the privilege of Can a.
dian fishermen, and to obtain everything
necessary for fishing voyage outfit and
place the same on board their vessels and go
in and out Of Canad ian ports without either
repor ting at the custom house or offering to
nav duty en- dutiable goods
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
SERIOUS CHARGES.
An Open Letter from Glover, of Missouri,
to Senator Vest.

to Senator Vest.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. S!>-Congress-
man Glover, of Missouri, has addressed an
open letter TO Senator Vest in reply to dis
patch published in ST Louis paper, which
represented that Senator Vest dsnounces
Mr.. Glover in unmeasured terms for attacks
made by him upon the private and political
character of Mr.. Hyde, postmaster at st.
Louis, and Mr.. Lancaster, surveyor of
customs, at the same place. Mr.. Glover in
this letter reiterates his charges against Mr..
Lancaster, which are very serious, and in
Inmates that Senator Vest has a precon-
ceived purpose Of cloaking Mr.. Lancasters
shortcomings. The terms Of Mr. Glover's
letter are very bitter, as will be observed by
the following closing paragraphs:
And Is this the man treferring to Mr.. Lam
caster1 for whom you venture to justify
party treason and practice iti Ii this the
man for whose probity you pledged your
hon or to the senate. Is it for him that yon
desired and attempted the defeat Of Demo
cratic nomineel My dear senator, one is al
most tempted to believe, in view Of the prem
iSes, that il is true, as stated in some quar-
ters, that there is here and there a senatorial
toga which hangs loose around its wearer
like giants robe upon a dwarfish thief
The text Is in Shakespeare. You know
where to go for the commentary.
This letter creates the widest excitement
in public circles, and the outcome is looked
forward to with considerable interest Mr..
Glover is known to be man OF high cour-
age, and it is understood is willing to meet
any personal responsibility.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Cherokees Want to Buy Land.

TALLEQUAH, /. T., Jan. 3l.-Inasmuch as
the Kaw Indians have taken notion to sell
half of the country they now occupy, the
Cherokees will offer better price than the
government will give for it. This land lies
Immediately south of the Kansas line, and is
bounded on the west by the Kansas river. 1t
all lies in Indian Territory. The reason the
Cherokees wish to purchase it is that they
do not want the territory line broken, nor do
they want white settlers in any part Of the
territory. A strenuous effort will be made
to get the Kaws to reconsider the petition to
sell; and in the event that they are in need
of the necessaries Of life, as they put forth as
the principal cause in the petition to the gov
ernment, the five tribes will see to it that
they will not be allowed to suffer, provided
they hold on to their land.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Struck a Responsive Chord.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. Ex-senator In
gals told correspondent Friday that his
speech in the senate had struck a responsive
chord in the hearts Of all true Americans as
was evidenced by the bushels of letters he had
received indorsing his sentiments. The soma.
tor said that the true American policy was
the annexation Of Canada and the establish
ment of Continental Republic" extend
ing from the pole to the interoceanic canal,
wherever it may be built and including Mex.
leo and Central America. That was the
manifest destiny of the republic.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Employees Sue the Employers

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3l.-In the supreme
court, suit was docketed against s. Ruth &
Son, tin can makers by assembly No. 1,SS4
Of the Knights Of Labor, claiming $500
damages for violation of contract. The as
aembly claim that the defendants contract
to pay the union scale Of prices from April
l, 1926, for one year, which they failed to OBJ
serve, thus throwing many men out of en-
ployment, and causing their support to be a
charge upon the assembly. The suit Is g
yxzsvni sA
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Iosa. All. .ooo--No Insnrane..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 3l.--A midnight
fire at Gainesboro laid the south side Of the
public square in ruiEs The flames originated
in Anderson's drug store and spread to the
Upper Cumberland newspaper Office. Eaton
& Roddy's dry goods building and the re-
sidence Of Mrs. Tholman were also CON
sumed It is believed that the fire was an
incendiary one. No insurance on buildings
or stock Loss estimated at SIS, 900.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Soft Glove Contest

HAMMOND, Ind, Jan. 3I.-A soft glove
contest in this place Friday night commenced
with some local sparring, winding up at II
p. m. with a four-ounce glove fight between
Skipp Larkius, OF Fullm an, and Nelson
(coIored) of South Bend, Ind. Nelson had
the best Of it from the start In the second
round foul was claimed by Larkins' friends,
when the Larkins party jumped in and broke
up the fight. The contest was for gate re-
ceipts and the championship. It was spir-
tied affair, with about 500 gate receipts.
About $50 were in attendance from Bridge
port, Pullman, South Chicago, and South
Bend Referee James Doyle decided it q
draw. The police interfered and stopped
the firht
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Women Call Upon the President

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. G1.-A commit
tee Of the National Woman Suffrage associa-
tion called on the president Friday, and pre-
sented a memorial asking him to veto the Ed
munds bill or the Tucker substitute therefor,
whichever shall pass congress, proposing ID
disfranchise non-polygamous women Of Utah.
The president said he would give the memo.
rial his his careful consideration. He recog.
nized that it was serious matter to dis
franchise any class ''''.'-''. - +.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Another Big Strike Threatened.

P1TrsBURG, Pa, ia n. 31.-A Monongahela
City tPa.) special says: A convention Of the
river coal miners was in session here Satur.
day to decide whether demand will be
made on the operators for an advance in the
price of mining from 211 to 3 cents peg
bushsl in the first three pools and from to
~ in the fourth pool There seems to Be
very little doubt but that the demand viii Be
made, as number Of the mon have already
quit work. The operators say they will not
grant the advance at this time, and gen.
eral strike will be inaugurated along the
river at once. About 1900 men are ern-
pioyed In the river mines.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Channel steamer Wrecked.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-The steam packet
Brighton, plying between Southampton and
the islands in the English channel, wa,
wrecked Saturday on the island of Guernsey
during the prevalence Of a dense fog. The
vessel struck head on and was so badly stove
that she foundered in fifteen minutes after
striking. The crew and passengers succeeded
in reaching the shore in safety. The mail
WAC Iack
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Alleged Train Robbers Arrested.

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 3l.-John Oxford,
Sam BeaI and Ike Clark passed through
here Saturday in charge Of United States
deputies. They were caught near Gordon
J. B. Suttle was arrested near Cesco. John
Houton was caught within two miles of the
spot where the Texas & Pacific train was
robbed Sunday morning near Gordon and
$40, 900 in cash taken. These five, with
three others not yet arrested, are believe to
have been there. A tall blonde who led the
attack has not been captured
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Sympathy for Evictod Tenants.

LONDON, Jan. 3L-Ths mother of Mr..
Clifford Lloyd, governor Of Mauritus, has
written letter sympathizing with the
evicted tenants Of Glenbeigh. Mr.. Clifford
Lloyd was two years agoa special magistrate
In Ireland and enforced the laws with such
severity that he was denounced not only by
Irish but also by my many English members
OF faar1ianant - 4.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. :1.--The Little
Rock, Mississippi River g. Texas railroad
was sold Friday under foreclosure Of mort
gage, Jay Gould being the purchaser. The
price paid was 81, 1000 There were no
bidders other than Gould. The road runs
from Little Rock to Arkansas City, q
distance Of liz miles, connecting with the
Iron Mountain road at this PLACE.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02

. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. S1.-BurgIars en-
tered the fur store Of Benedict g Rudy, Sn-
perior street Friday night and made off with
thirty-six sealskin sacques valued at about
SS, coo. The entrance was made from the
front Of the building and wagon must have
been used to carry off the booty. An at
tempt was made to break open the safe, but
1t was not q success. No clew to the rob
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Seven NihiIists Hanged.

PARIS, Jan. 31.-La Intransigesnt, Roche
forts paper, states Saturday that seven
Nihilists have been hanged in the prison al
Odessa by q Russian authority; the other ten
Nihilists are being tried at Wilma for killing
a colonel in the Russian army, and that 2OC
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-E.even Republican
clerks in the custom house were Friday pro.
NOTED from 81, 400 to 81 800 positions under
the operations Of the civil service rules. sew
erai Of them are secretaries to Repu blican
assembly district associations. Others ars
delegates to Republican conventi oua
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Resortiup to Violence,

FORT MONROE, Va, Jan. 3I.-A large
party Of coIored men, armed with sticks and
stones, raided the pier at Newport News at i
o'clock Saturday morning and drove OFF the
men loading the Old Dominion steamer.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Kentuckiasas DelIghteti.

! LourssfIkk.s Jan 81 lABowling Green pec-
pls are siassd over the discovery Of natural
gasifi paying qualities at depth Of so feet
md ,oilin paying quantities &C 6OO feet Wis.
foas cf i great boom are dsliEhtiiig the
{ ztinsns
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
Another Briave at CIneInnat,.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 31.-A company to build
another bridge over the Oaio from this city
to Newport has been formsd. Ex Governor
Hoadly 10 one OF the movers in the enter.
priss.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-02
IlIinoie P0sImasters,

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 3l.-The presi-
dent SATURDAY sent tn the senate the follow
ing nominations of ILLINOIS posim sters: Gil
bert B. Foster, National Stock yards. H..
John H. Harighorst, Sr., Havana, Ills.